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DOLLAR-YEN: The dollar encountered renewed selling pressure in Europe to briefly
make a show under Y111.00, rate touched extended pullback lows of Y110.98 before
meeting the reported demand interest placed through to Y110.80. Recovery efforts
seen shallow as main focus turns to US CPI at 1330GMT for clearer direction. The
CPI is expected to rise 0.1% in December following a 0.4% rise in November.
Analysts expect energy prices to slip after October's 3.9% rebound due to
gasoline prices. AAA reported a pull-back in mid-month prices from November to
December. Food prices are expected to post a modest increase. The core CPI is
forecast to rise 0.2% following a softer-than-expected 0.1% increase in October.
* There are a number of larger option expiries today: Y111.00($1.12bn),
$111.65-70($550mn), Y111.75($1.38bn), Y112.00($689mn), Y112.20-25($592mn),
Y112.50($381mn), Y112.60($450mn), Y112.70-80($1.15bn), Y112.90-95($605mn),
Y113.00($954mn), Y113.15-20($1.06bn), Y113.30($680mn), Y113.45-50($993mn),
Y114.00($861mn), Y115.00($1.04bn), Y116.00($1.09bn). 

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